[John James Jacoby]

bbPress isn’t more or less SEO friendly than any other forum software. Considering it uses almost the exact same permalink rewriting code as WordPress. The bbPress plugin for WordPress will offer custom permalink options and I’ll look into allowing for this.

[John James Jacoby]

bbPress isn’t more or less SEO friendly than any other forum software. Considering it uses almost the exact same permalink rewriting code as WordPress. The bbPress plugin for WordPress will offer custom permalink options and I’ll look into allowing for this.

[Richmouse]

You can control the meta tags of any website or blog from the admin panel or the with most websites the c panel.

Therefore if your claiming that this blog software is not search engine friendly the real reason is simple.

Your meta tags are not done right.

Wish to have that problem fixed then visit http://pptrevshare.com

The owner has access to the Richmouse tools that where used to take Richmouse Promotions and PPTRevshare to top of google search engines.

We can correct this problem for and every user of this type of blog.

It’s not that this blog is not search engine friendly it’s you don’t have it set up right.

[Richmouse]

You can control the meta tags of any website or blog from the admin panel or the with most websites the c panel.

Therefore if your claiming that this blog software is not search engine friendly the real reason is simple.

Your meta tags are not done right.

Wish to have that problem fixed then visit http://pptrevshare.com

The owner has access to the Richmouse tools that where used to take Richmouse Promotions and PPTRevshare to top of google search engines.

We can correct this problem for and every user of this type of blog.

It’s not that this blog is not search engine friendly it’s you don’t have it set up right.

[John James Jacoby]

Made some changes to sub-forum functionality and display. Using the WP_Query class it’s possible to retrieve and manipulate almost any combination of forums and subforms, so what’s currently in bbPress plugin core is going to be an iterative process that I hope some of you are able to contribute to.

[guly]

1. Props to mr_pelle for the nicer permalinks plugin – this is one of my favorites.

2. Is there a “sitemaps for dummies” tutorial out there for someone who’s never generated a dynamic sitemap before?

[guly]

1. Props to mr_pelle for the nicer permalinks plugin – this is one of my favorites.

2. Is there a “sitemaps for dummies” tutorial out there for someone who’s never generated a dynamic sitemap before?

[John James Jacoby]

Haven’t explored the idea of include year/month/day in the topic slug, but it should be possible to do.

Right now you’ll end up with something like:

example.com/forums/forum/forum-title/

example.com/forums/topic/topic-title/

…and even…

example.com/forums/reply/reply-title/

…if you want to create a single template to show off one individual reply.

[kits]

any body now about this?!

[kits]

any body now about this?!

[scorpio0679]

For bbPress forum topics will it be possible to store in separate directory than blog posts? In this way:

example.com/archives/2010/12/06/blog-entry-title

example.com/forums/forumname/2010/12/06/forum-topic-title

Thanks for everything you guys are doing—I also asked a question in the most recent blog entry comments as I hadn’t found this thread yet.

[bhale]

I actually had a slightly different experience. My permalink structure was set to custom, which was certainly not intentional. I changed it to %month%/%name% and this finally updated the link. (No effect on switching themes.)

I guess it is just a little tricky to reliably force a flush in the links.

I agree with your suggestion in the ticket that /forum/user/admin would be preferable.

[Rich Pedley]

Reset theme to twentyten, then reactivate the bbPress theme. then reset your permalinks – that should set it up – as in it did for me in 3.1 and 3.0.2

I’ve updated that ticket.

[Rich Pedley]

ahh that’s a thought, I’m running 3.1 as well… I’ll test in 3.0.2

[bhale]

Nope, latest trunk in a test WP 3.1 install on my webserver.

/user/admin works directly in the bbp-twentyten theme, but the links on topics are still off of /blog/{/user/admin} for me.

[Rich Pedley]

Is this locally? I have the same issue, but on my webhosts it works fine

eg. http://wordpress.elfden.co.uk/user/admin/

oh and relevant trac ticket: https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/1391

[campbellduke]

Hi Mobimean – I think you’ve hit the nail on the head. The best plugin in the world is of little use if people can’t get it to function. We’re in a position today where there are more people like us – not quite lay-people, but not programmers.

I’d hazard to guess that documentation is the next phase for bbpress. I hope so, because it does a lot of things I’d like to have on my site.

b.

[campbellduke]

Hi Mobimean – I think you’ve hit the nail on the head. The best plugin in the world is of little use if people can’t get it to function. We’re in a position today where there are more people like us – not quite lay-people, but not programmers.

I’d hazard to guess that documentation is the next phase for bbpress. I hope so, because it does a lot of things I’d like to have on my site.

b.

[bhale]

Not working out for me just yet – deactivated/activated, Saved the on Permalinks panel, and started a new topic. The link in my gravatar or user name goes to /blog/user/$username/, which is picked up by the 404 handler.

Am I supposed to be linked to a different url structure?

[scorpio0679]

Perfect. Thank you, Mr. Pelle. I’d read on certain review sites that the major drawback to bbPress was that it is afraid of spiders. This plugin basically turns it into a standard blog format, correct? And allows spiders to crawl the site as easy as a regular WP blog?

[scorpio0679]

Perfect. Thank you, Mr. Pelle. I’d read on certain review sites that the major drawback to bbPress was that it is afraid of spiders. This plugin basically turns it into a standard blog format, correct? And allows spiders to crawl the site as easy as a regular WP blog?

[Willabee]

“First pass at user profiles and front-end user profile editing is now in the plugin branch. Props GautamGupta for the original patch as part of one of his Google Code-in tasks.”

So.. will this extra function be easily shut off or are we gonna have to rip it out? Or is it gonna detect wether BuddyPress is activated?

[Erlend]

That’s excellent news about W3 Total Cache, I’m very glad to hear you’re paying attention to the big cache plugins. WP+BP+BB is no joke laughing matter

[Francesco Bigiarini]

Can you tell me how can i edit a .mo file in a Mac? how can i decompile the .mo file?

You can translate a template file only if the original author have included support for internationalization. If you find a .po file in the theme’s folder you can use it. If there isn’t such a file then you are forced to manually change the template files.

Can you tell me how can i edit a .mo file in a Mac? how can i decompile the .mo file?

You must not touch them. The .mo (Machine Object) files are the “compiled” form of .po (Portable Object) files so you must not edit them but instead you must retrieve the source .po, translate it and create a .mo. On my UNIX-like machines (Mac and Debian) I use http://www.poedit.net/ which is a decent gettext editor.

Keep in mind that sometimes you will find a .pot (Portable Object Template) file instead of a .po. A .pot is a blank translation table in which no strings are translated but usually a translator take the english file and use it.

[Francesco Bigiarini]

Can you tell me how can i edit a .mo file in a Mac? how can i decompile the .mo file?

You can translate a template file only if the original author have included support for internationalization. If you find a .po file in the theme’s folder you can use it. If there isn’t such a file then you are forced to manually change the template files.

Can you tell me how can i edit a .mo file in a Mac? how can i decompile the .mo file?

You must not touch them. The .mo (Machine Object) files are the “compiled” form of .po (Portable Object) files so you must not edit them but instead you must retrieve the source .po, translate it and create a .mo. On my UNIX-like machines (Mac and Debian) I use http://www.poedit.net/ which is a decent gettext editor.

Keep in mind that sometimes you will find a .pot (Portable Object Template) file instead of a .po. A .pot is a blank translation table in which no strings are translated but usually a translator take the english file and use it.